At
http://www.aule-browser.com/kanji/tuttle-henshall-kanji.html there is now a Curl applet for the Tuttle kanji cards ( I am still on the red flashcard set ! )
I used this card as a reminder of the
Bayware "Power" Kanji software for Windows 95 later marketed by
Transparent Language as Kanji Power2 or some such. That software had some real strengths in its visual interactive approach to syntax and post-position particles for
Who-Where-When-verb basics and
modifier-before-modified.
The strength of the Tuttle cards is that each flashcard includes four 2-Kanji combinations with the Kanji of that card. At my age, my quarrel is with the small font for these - also an issue with the O'Neill paperback.
Font-size is even an issue in Firefox with the Perapera plugin as using CTRL-
+ for the browser window content causes the plugin's popups to explode in size.
The
Curl* applet illustrated above includes the UNICODE value and the Henshall number.
Request a variant, and I can produce it in about an hour (skip-code, Nelson etc) so long as the information is in the Kanjidic2 XML file.
I will post a download link for the CSV file for the Tuttle flash card set for anyone using Excel or the like. Now to go look on-line for the "green" set ...
* Curl requires the Curl browser plugin from
curl.com or curlap.com (in Japanese.) Curl is in version 8.0 and is very secure and my preferred alternative to Java as both language and browser plugin. I will add desktop versions today or soon.
